Sentence examples for term than at from inspiring English sources

Objective: This study was undertaken to test the hypothesis that an inhibitor of uterine contractions acting at the level of the dihydropyridine receptor of the uterine L -type uterine calcium channel is released in greater amounts from fetal membranes before term than at term.

"I think Tony Blair said he was better equipped to be Prime Minister at the end of his term than at the beginning," he added.

This will be added to, under the Bank of England's plans, as lenders will need to assess if borrowers could still afford to repay their mortgage if interest rates were three percentage points higher, during the first five years of the term, than at the time the loan was approved.

Food is cheaper, in real terms, than at any time in human history.

The pattern probably reflects the fact that presidents have more clout early in their terms than at election time.

Today, Americans save less and earn a lower minimum wage — in real, or inflation-adjusted, terms — than at nearly any other time since 1950.

That will still leave next year's nonwar military spending at $553 billion, higher in real terms than at the cold war's peak.

New Jersey gas taxes, by the way, are lower in real terms than at any point in the state's history.

"At £5.15, the average price paid per journey on a season ticket – the increases to which are set by government – is actually lower in real terms than at the turn of the century.

Advocates of an increase in the minimum wage said that inflation had so eroded the value of the minimum wage in the last nine years that it was worth less today in real terms than at any time since 1955.

America is already spending more on defence in real terms than at any time since the second world war (though as a share of GDP, defence spending is almost at an historic low).